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TimesLIVE
a day ago
- Automotive
- TimesLIVE
Moody's cuts Nissan corporate family rating to Ba2
Global ratings agency Moody's on Friday cut Nissan's corporate family rating to Ba2 from Ba1, as the embattled Japanese carmaker seeks to push through a turnaround. The outlook remains negative, Moody's said. 'The downgrade reflects the deterioration and expectation for continuing weakness in Nissan's credit profile, most notably in its automotive free cash flow and Ebit [earnings before interest and taxes] margin,' Dean Enjo, Moody's ratings vice-president and senior analyst, said in a statement. Japan's third-biggest carmaker last month unveiled sweeping new cost cuts, saying it would reduce its workforce by about 15% and cut production plants to 10 from 17 globally, as performance in its key markets continues to come under pressure.
Business Recorder
4 days ago
- Automotive
- Business Recorder
Moody's cuts Nissan corporate family rating to Ba2
TOKYO: Global ratings agency Moody's on Friday cut Nissan Motor Co Ltd's (7201.T), opens new tab corporate family rating to Ba2 from Ba1, as the embattled Japanese automaker seeks to push through a turnaround. The outlook remains negative, Moody's said. Nissan plans $7 billion funding, backed partly by UK government, Bloomberg News says 'The downgrade reflects the deterioration and expectation for continuing weakness in Nissan's credit profile, most notably in its automotive free cash flow and EBIT margin,' Dean Enjo, Moody's ratings vice president and senior analyst, said in a statement. Japan's third-biggest automaker last month unveiled sweeping new cost cuts, saying it would reduce its workforce by around 15% and cut production plants to 10 from 17 globally, as performance in its key markets continues to come under pressure.
The Sun
4 days ago
- Automotive
- The Sun
Moody's cuts Nissan corporate family rating to Ba2
TOKYO: Global ratings agency Moody's on Friday cut Nissan Motor Co Ltd's corporate family rating to Ba2 from Ba1, as the embattled Japanese automaker seeks to push through a turnaround. The outlook remains negative, Moody's said. 'The downgrade reflects the deterioration and expectation for continuing weakness in Nissan's credit profile, most notably in its automotive free cash flow and EBIT margin,' Dean Enjo, Moody's ratings vice president and senior analyst, said in a statement. Japan's third-biggest automaker last month unveiled sweeping new cost cuts, saying it would reduce its workforce by around 15% and cut production plants to 10 from 17 globally, as performance in its key markets continues to come under pressure.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Automotive
- Time of India
Moody's cuts Nissan corporate family rating to Ba2
Global ratings agency Moody's on Friday cut Nissan Motor Co Ltd 's corporate family rating to Ba2 from Ba1, as the embattled Japanese automaker seeks to push through a turnaround. The outlook remains negative, Moody's said. "The downgrade reflects the deterioration and expectation for continuing weakness in Nissan's credit profile, most notably in its automotive free cash flow and EBIT margin," Dean Enjo, Moody's ratings vice president and senior analyst, said in a statement. Japan's third-biggest automaker last month unveiled sweeping new cost cuts, saying it would reduce its workforce by around 15% and cut production plants to 10 from 17 globally, as performance in its key markets continues to come under pressure.
CNA
4 days ago
- Automotive
- CNA
Moody's cuts Nissan corporate family rating to Ba2
TOKYO : Global ratings agency Moody's on Friday cut Nissan Motor Co Ltd's corporate family rating to Ba2 from Ba1, as the embattled Japanese automaker seeks to push through a turnaround. The outlook remains negative, Moody's said. "The downgrade reflects the deterioration and expectation for continuing weakness in Nissan's credit profile, most notably in its automotive free cash flow and EBIT margin," Dean Enjo, Moody's ratings vice president and senior analyst, said in a statement. Japan's third-biggest automaker last month unveiled sweeping new cost cuts, saying it would reduce its workforce by around 15 per cent and cut production plants to 10 from 17 globally, as performance in its key markets continues to come under pressure.
